Linux+Zephyr: IoT Made Easy
summary
Explains using Linux as a mains-powered gateway while running Zephyr on constrained IoT nodes to reduce device cost and component requirements. Describes a novel Linux sensor-bus remote access solution that minimizes the software stack on Zephyr nodes so Linux can manage network, cloud and UI responsibilities.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 6:54RTOS selection
- 7:45FreeRTOS
- 11:28magenta (part of fuchsia)
- 19:32Solution: Linux Gateway
- 20:34Intermission: Cheap loT (1)
- 27:05Implementation (bare)
- 27:46Implementation (class drivers) Konsulko
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